2023 Show
Brian Duffield · United States of America · English
An exciting action adventure forcing explorers to survive on Skull Island or become its latest meal
Set in the Monsterverse—the same shared universe that King Kong, Godzilla, and their respective films inhabit—Skull Island follows a group of shipwrecked travelers who find themselves stranded on the mysterious titular island, which they soon find out is home to a variety of prehistoric creatures, including the mighty Kong.
Skull Island, the series, delivers wholesome relationships and touching character growth in the face of imminent danger, while also offering exciting action scenes, eye-popping visuals, and amusing jokes that are well-served by voice acting. It’s an easy, fun watch that is sure to appeal to fans of the Monsterverse, as well as fans of animated adventure series.
Shipwrecked in the South Pacific, a group of explorers encounter a menagerie of fearsome creatures — including the giant ape who rules the island: Kong.
A group of shipwrecked characters must survive on the mysterious island of Skull Island, home to a variety of prehistoric creatures, including the mighty Kong.
The dialogue and humor in Skull Island are easily the best parts of the series. The conversations flow well, and the sarcastic and dry quips are genuinely funny. The voice acting shines with new talent melding well with veterans Phil LaMarr, Mae Whitman, and Benjamin Bratt.
When rocks start to attack and prehistoric turtles come out of the woodwork…it's probably time to leave the island.
Kerine Wint is a curator at A Good Movie to Watch. When she’s not absorbed in anime and weird docu-series, she reviews speculative fiction for Fiyah Lit Magazine or designs album covers and magazines. As for her film taste, One Cut of the Dead (2017), The Lure (2015), Inu-Oh (2021), and Dear Ex (2018) sum it up pretty well.
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